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Skye by Tom Faulkner

This week’s product launches

A striking new collection from Tom Faulkner, plus mermaid wallpaper and doggy trims. These are the new products that caught my eye this week

Entryway at Artemest apartment Milan

Artemest presents l’Appartamento

Did you visit the Artemest apartment during Milan Design Week? By collaborating with six leading interior designers they transformed an historic Milanese mansion into

OWO London

McKay Williamson at the OWO Residences

Here’s a date for your diary, gallery McKay Williamson are exhibiting a selection of works at the Old War Office in May

French Craft Collective

French Craft Collective 2024: 15 years of celebrating French craft in London

Business France announces French Craft Collective – a one day programme of events featuring the best talent in the French craft and design sectors at the French Residence

Atelier Meriguet

Meet Atelier Mériguet-Carrère

Established in 1960 by Paul Mériguet, Atelier Mériguet-Carrère specialises in crafting and restoring the painted decorations of exceptional interiors

Birdsong by Fiona Howard

In conversation with: Fiona Howard

Wallpaper designer Fiona Howard, explains why she loves the perfect imperfections of lino cut

Joanne Lamb at London Craft Week

London Craft Week 2024

London Craft Week 2024, 13 to 19 May, celebrates crafts and craftsmanship with fascinating events across the capital. Here’s my pick of what’s worth seeing

Sally Conran family home

Project: Hampshire house

Sally Conran embraced the challenge of furnishing this large, modern family home

Claire Coles

In conversation with: Claire Coles

Artist Claire Coles handcrafts wallpaper murals and applique artworks using paper, silk, leather and freehand embroidery

Akiva digital interior design

Project: digital interior design

Digital interior design practice Akiva were asked to re-imagine a London duplex apartment in a Grade II listed, converted boarding school